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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-16
VIZ. AJIEUlRlC LIGHT
INSPECTED BY a COMMITTEE
Sent Here by the Parkersburs Council, to
See II It Is Suitable for Street Lighting.
The Brick Pavement ID Also Exnm.
ined With Interest by Them.

A special committee appointed by the
Parkersburg Council, and composed Of
Messrs. J. s. Camden, L. @. Gerwig, W..
+. Thayer and B. F. Stewart, spent yester.
day in the city, having come here on q
double errand. An electric light com.
pany has proposed to the Council Of that
city to light the streets with the electric
light at the same price which Is now
charged by the gas company there. This
committee came here TO inspect the lights
furnished by the Wheeling Electric Com.
pany, which are similar In syatsm to those
which are 10 DO introduced q. Parkofs.
burg. The members Of the committee say
that tho gas lights at Parkersburg are not
at all satisfactory, besides costing what Is
considered an exorbitant price. They
wore pleased with the lights here, and
will recommend 10 the Council to accept
the ofler OF the Parkersburg company.
The second subject Of inquiry commit.
ted to the gentlemen named wss the it
ness OF the "Wheeling pavement" for in
PRODUCTION at Parkersburg. They were
favorably impressed by tho pavement
also, and Say the friedrich blocks are the
only material for street paving which
make q desirable street and arc at the
same time within the reach OF the city.
They think they will be introduced there.
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GONE TO JOIN TIE BOOM,


a Party Of Wheeling Men Seeking Invest,
ments in the West.
About a dozen Wheeling people LEI,
on the Panhandle train last night at S:45
o'clock for the West. Among them were
Major J. 9. Alderaon and a party OF ais
or eight Wheeling capitalists, bound fol
Atchison, Kansas. Atchison is ENJOYING
q boom just now which seems to exceed
in dimensions the famous Kansas CITY,
Leavanworth and Wichita booms. The
daily papars there are filled with notes OF
real estate transactions. Major Aldesson
is already interested in real estate in tho
city, and 1t is proposed to organize
a Wheeling Investment COMPANY
there. Almost fabulous stories are
told about sudden profits made in real
estate there, and the Wheeling men ex.
poet 10 get q good slice OF the boom before
the edge wears of. Rev. J.. B. Mulford.
formerly Of this city. Is pastor Of the Ban.
tiat church at Atchison, his congrepa.
ton worshipiug in the first church ever
erected in the town, Major Alderson's
father having built 1t out Of his " prl.
Vate means. Major Anderson himself
planted the frat grove Of trees over set
out In kansas. That was in 1858. and
there is scarcely a section Of improved
land in the State now that has not its arti-
fetal grove.
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There seems TO be a sort Of a boom in
real estate transactions Just now. The
transfers for a few days past have been I'm.
usually numerous, and prices have ruled
fairly high. The following deeds were ad.
mitted to record Yesterday:
Deed made March IA, by B. F, Nc.
Mechen and wife to James Howley, in
consideration OF SIPS, for lot s in uald.
wells addition, fronting As feet on Walnut
street.
Deed made March Is, by W. P, Hub.
bard and II. NJ. Russell, special commits.
%sioners, TO Francis NJ. Wickham, vile OF
George 4. Wickham, in consideration OF
$3.50, Tor lots u, Is, l6 and II Of the Zane
tract, on the Island.
Deed made March Is, by Francis N.
Wickham and her husband to Lucy ",
vile Of q. P. McGregor, in consideration
Of $1,000, for lots l6 and II of the Zane
tract.
Deed made March II, by August Helm.
bright and wife to Mary Gilmartin. in con.
sideration Of 5000, for lot 81, on the south.
west corner Of Jacob md Twenty.fourth
streets.
Deed made March ii, by Frederick I'm.
rub to John Frederick Horner, in cousid.
GRAFTON Of $3.50, for tho north 81 feet Of the
south half OF lot 7 in square 0, on the west
side Of Chapline street. 40
Deed made March ., by ". J. ". Cow.
den, special commissioner, to Henry J.
Schulz, in consideration OF s., 500, Tor lots
a and IS Of the Eof and Chapline add.
ton 10 the city. '.'
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Do Not Let n Good Ciunco slIp by Now,

Ac''' ,'oou Sh""cc SIP Dy NOWs
Time rolls ever on go does the Wheel
Of Fortune under the management Of The
Louisiana State Lottery at New Orleans,
La, with the supervision OF Generals &.
]: Deauregard, OF Louisiana, and Jubal A.
Early, OF Virginia, who (as usual) had
the entire conduct Of the coed Grand
Monthly Drawing on Tuesday always
Tuesday,, February s, 1887. The amount
scattered WAS $685. DOC. Tho tickets were
$40 each. No 1857 drew the First Cap.
ital OF $4,000. 1t WAS sold In tenths at
81 each-one was won by a combine" Of
twenty-five car.drivers Of the Lombard
and South st. Railway Of Philadelphia,
and was paid by Adams Express Co.; one
was paid to Joseph Strang, Of Auburn, N.
T.; one to Msrston & Jordan, No. % JONI
mercial st., Portland, Me-. one to Fred.
Tegtmeicr, Cleveland, O.; one to Gattman
y Co., Aberdeen, Miss. one to Harmon
Netterield, OF kingsland, Wells Co., Ind,
paid through Fiat Natl Bank Of Fort
Wayne, Ind; one to DR.. J. A. Tigner, 3.
+. Clark and Miss Abbie Webb, Of Rome,
Ga; two.tentha we're collected BY
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Bank Of San Fran.
cisco, Csl,; the remainder elsewhere. No
4o,l5l drew Second Prizs Of $50 0OO-also
sold in tenths OF Sl..each; two we're collect.
cd by Jas. w. D. Stokes, Detroit, Mich.
two were collected by Thos. Alexander Of
Washington City, D. G.. one was collected
ny the Herman Bank Of Memphis, Tenn.
one by =. R%osenhein, No. so Beale street,
Memphis, Tenn: one was collected by the
First Natl Bank Of San Francisco, CAL.
n blythe Wells, Fargo & co. 8 Bank OF San
francisco, etc., etc. The Third Prizs OF
S20,0eU went to No. II, 105-soid in tenths
at 81 each, one went to G. II. Perrow, Nor
rlstown, Tenn; one to W. E. Barrett, St.
Johnsbury, Vt; n to Geo. Schilly, 10
y II ". Court street, Memphis, Tenn;
one to D. N. Nance, cashier Of Natl Bank
Of Carrollton, Ky; one to Felix Clavere,
Los Angeles, Cal. one to NJ. HoiIister,
Wayland, Polk Co., Neb.; one to the Bank
OF California, San Francisco; ETC., etc. The
two Fourth Prizes OF $4,000 went to No.
S6,261-one-half sold at IS to G. Barthol,
New York; and No. 99,i6O-sold in frac.
tional parts to parties in Galveston and
San Angelo, Texas, Chicago, Philadelphia,
Sanford, Fla, C~srrollton, Ky, &C., &C.
The 2o4th Grand Monthly Drawing will
ins place on Tuesday, April 18th, and any
information desired can be had on appli-
cation to NJ; A. Dauphin, New Orleans,
La. DO not let the opportunity slip this
'iue. ..... DAN
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busy HopWoud.


Mr.. Robert Kelly is attending court q,
Moundsville as a Juror.
Miss Dora Davis and Miss Susie Eater
are visiting in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. Praull from Wheeling spent the
Sabbath with friends in the city,
A new train Of rolls has been ordered
for tho forge department at the Wheeling
steel plant.
The nail factory began work again yes.
terday morning. The puddlers 20 on Sin.
gle turn to-day.
There is some talk Of running the nail
factory at night instead OF day because Of
a better supply Of gas.
One Of the buildings, to be used for a
blacksmith and machine shop at the tube
works, is nearly completed.
MI. W. E. Post, the attorney for tho B,
4 y. railroad, was in tho city Saturday
looking up fsots connected with the death
of Mr.. Hawking.
MIR. J. ". Davis, Prof. J. W, May and
Mayor A. L. Pelly were elected trustees
OF the Methodist Church by the conesepa-
ton Sunday evening.
The Republican meeting, which was an.
nounced tor last Saturday evening, ad-
lourned, without ,rsnsacting any business,
to meet next Saturday evening.
It Is said that the street carline will esr.
tainly be extended from Wheeling to this
place, for the accommodation Of the work
ingmen, and a motor will bs placed on
the track to run between the cities.
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS


Anxious TO uayo tho Attaches Of Its Choice
DO Its Work.
The Board OF Public Works at a meeting
held in its rooms at the Public Building
Monday night, determined to again report
10 Council for confirmation the appoint.
ments Of Jamea A. Lancaster as Clerk,
and James W. Warden as Superintendent,
with the salaries fixed at $500 and 81, 900
respectively. 1t will BIO remembered that
when the appointment OF thece gentlemen
to the positions named was frat reported
to Council, the salaries named were 81 600
Tor the Clerk and $1,000 for the Supelin.
tendent. Mr.. Todd, the former Superin.
tendent, had always received $1,000, but
Gallican;y the Clerk, had received 5000 for
his services in that position.
II had always been a general opinion
that the superintendent's salary was too
high and the clerks too low for the servi.
ces required Of them, but Us Galligsn had
the positions Of Council clerks, at a salary
Of $1,000, making $1,000 in all, he was
considered to be enjoying q snap and the
salary OF clerk OF the B. p. W. was never
advanced. With the change in admins.
trations 1t was evident from the start that
Galligan had TO 50. One man got the
Council clerkships and a new B.P. ".
came in that would not retain Gallipan
as Its clerk.
It was then very properly reasoned that
5000 was not enough salary for a mar
Obliged by the rules to be st the Office ali
day and for a man who could conform
to these rules, The salary was raised and
so reported to Council, The Democrats
raised q wild cry Of reckless extrayspance
and aided by sons R%epublicaus. the An
pointments were turned down and Cali.
gan continued. Again the Board present.
ed these Same names. with Lancaster cnt
down to $500. The demand was made
that the salary Of SUPERINTENDENT ba "a.
duced and the Democrats. again aided by
Republicans, kent Messrs. Todd and Gaf.
lipan in position to draw the Salaries.
The aeason has arrival when the board
wants 10 commepce its extensive work. on
the streets, and It. or a msiority of Il
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

H-
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abrond.
Mr.. A. w. Mayors, of Bethany, was il
the city yesterday.
John A. Crawford is home from Nor
gantown on a weeks' visit.
Frederick Bryton and a part Of his com.
pany registered at the stamm house.
NJ. @. Crawford who has been quite i'll
for several weeks is slowly conyalescing.
Miss Emma Grimlech, OF Louisville, O.,
ia the guest OF friends on the South Side.
Hon. Z. ~. Turner, president OF the
West Virginia University at Morgantown,
is at the Stamm house.
Mira. Ellen Barnes OF McCulloch street,
has been quite i'll since Sunday last, when
she was taken sick while at church.
Mr.. Charlie schempi, the popular letter
carrier, will leave Friday for a trip through
the Western cities to spend his vacation.
Miss Jessie Storey, OF the Bryton com
pany, was the guest while in the city, OF
Mrs. Frank Zook and her sister, Miss
Shepherd.
cFtliSoI3 u NCtClhu lAhilulsC.
turer Of the cooper shops has gone to
Matamoras, Ohio, on a two weeks visit to
his sister, Mrs. Andrew De Long, Tor his
health. i,
Maj. L. G. Grant. Of Chicago, arrived
here last evening. He will remain and
euperintend tho reatting and remodeling
OF the Mcclure House, in which he is now
interested.
Colonel Jake ksmple ia home from
Charleston. He acknowledges he "did
il" and is not ashamed Of it. He has a
prospect OF a desirable engagement in tho
interior Of the State in the early future.
The remains Of the late William Goetxs,
Dr., arrived from Chicago yesterday morn
ing, accompanied by his brother Henry
aud the members Of the family. The re-
mains were met at the depot by a delega-
ton OF German Pionesfs. Msssro. Julius
Lohse, William Friese, Frederick Meyer,
John G. Hoffman,. Frederick Nolte,
Louis Wilhelm, @. R. Behler, Frederick
Lindeman and F. J. Behrens. The body
was taken to the residence OF Charles
Goetze, ssonof the deceased, on Sixteenth
street, from where the funeral will take
place tomorrow.
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BELLAIRE,
The -Doblor. .Cnse-G. A. II. Fnir-Nntural
Gas Pipes, Etc.

The ..Dobler! Cnse-G. a. Il. ~Fnir-Natural
Gas Pipes, Etc.
The Willing Workers, of the Episcopa:
church meet this week ct Clara Bsttelle's
Mrs. Adam Fsupel has bought a iarm
in Winamac, Indiana, and the family will
move there.
Arbuckle Bros. are trying to get q legal
hold on Joseph Dobler's property of all
kinds, to in part pay them for their losses.
An attempt Vas made to rob the hard.
ware store OF George Walters & Co., Mon.
day night, but the thieves got no farther
than the cellar.
spangler Post G. A. R., is arranging for
a big fair to raise money to assist in plac.
ing the government head.ntones on the
graves Of soldiers.
The Republicans will be entitled TO
delegates as follows, for the city conveu-
ton: First ward, 4; Second, 3; Third, 4;
Fourth, 5; Filth, 4.
Unless something unforeseen raises a
breeze among the workmen and contrac.
tors concerned, there bids fair to be 8
rushing business in building this summer.
Money sold in the Buckeye Building
Association at forty to fity-seyen premium
per month Monday night; and in the
Belmont at IL per cent premium, per
week,
Mr.. A. X. Burroughs, Auditors agent Of
the Pennsylvania Company, is here max
ing q transfer Of the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh agency from F. NJ. Strong to :, A.
Greenfield.
The Ministers Aid Society oil the South
Bellaire NJ. Z. Church, has elected officers,
ga follows: President, Mrs. Jane Francis:
vice president, Mrs. John X. Eddy; secre.
tary, Mrs. NJ. Huffman; treasurer, Mrs.
A. Langrehs.
The newly organized temperance soci.
ety, has q committee looking up the cost
and other things to be considered in pre-.
pairing q gymnasium and library. 1t is
intended to have something good enough
to be really an attractive place. The com.
mittee will report at a meeting Saturday
evening.
Natural gas pipes are being laid from the
main to the curbs on Union and Belmont
streeta wherever contracts for the use OF
gas can be made. This is to avoid the ne.
cesslty Of interfering with the work Of
paving the streets. The pipes arc even
laid where there is yet no building, as to
the place to be!occupied by the Ohio Ian.
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J. BRILLRs, Manager.

DR.. A.. 7. BANNING, Of New York, will
be Ut Moesgrove's U. S. Hotel, Steuben,
vile, until Saturday, March 10, where he
can be consulted by sufferers from spinal
deformity, uterine displacements, rup.
ture and piles. He has a large as.
sortment OF the most improved forms
Of abdominal supporters, %trusses, cpl,
n a. apparatus, etc.. The Doctor can
DO consulted IN Bridgeport by ap.
polntment. Address him at the U. S,
Hotel, Steuhenyille. Ohio.
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G pnEvlT1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment In aud About
~ ~ tho City.

".." . . u IVY .. ....
OSE marriage llcenae was Issued ycster.
day.
THERE was not q place in police court
yesterday morning.
The County Commissioners meet In
special session to-day.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord two deeds OF trust.
MEasls. SIMON BAEn's Sons have re.
ceived q fine team Of sorrel horses. The
price was $3.50.
The river Is still falling at this point.
Ths marks last evening indicated a depth
In The channel oil but 10 fee! 1 inches.
FRANK MAYO will appear at the Opera
House on Wednesday and Thursday oil
next week in-"Nordeck," q romantic and
very strong drama.
SQUIRE W. II. CALDWELL Ia having his
new office over II. L. Loos's cigar store
fixed up In royal style and will sport one
OF the finest Offices In the city.
SOME very artistic paper ia displayed
announcing the appearance Of tho Coriune
Opera Company at the Grand next week,
In the operate burlesquc, Arcadia"
JoHS SrEdKR, a shearnaan at the Bel
mont mill, fell from a tall sca1old yester
day and alighted on his head, hurting
himself severely, though not dangerously
A MUSICAL and literary entertainment
will be given by the Sumner Missionary
band Of Thompson NJ. Z. Church, or
Thursday night. Refreshments will be
served. and good time Is expected.
A NALL given under tho auspices o
Joshua Scott at the Second ward markeI
hall Monday night was we'll attended BY
colored people, A handsome castor wa!
presented ns a prize to the best lad,
WALTER and n fine lamp to tho second best
CHARLES Rowe, a brakeman on tho Ohit
River railroad, wac killed at Williams
town Monday, he climbed on a freigh
car to wave a handkerchief at his sister
when he fell and the wheels passed owe
him, injuring him 60 that he died almos
Instantly.
EMMA CURRY, a woman who has beer
employed rs ianitress Of the offices In tn
block at the corner OF Twelfth aud Chap
line streets, acted in ouch a manner abou
the streets yesterday that she Was arreste,
by Officer Deku, and committed to jail b,
Squire Davis to await m inquest in lunacy
TIE Citizens Building Association No
2. recently organized, met last night q
the office Of the Fire and Marine Insur
ance Company, and elected the follosin,
Board OF Directors: Joseph Lawson, H. L
Loos, Henry +. Jones', G. A. Beall, NJ. R
Wolf, r. B. Criswell, f. @. II. schwert
fsger, W. NJ. BOUCHER and F. q. Myers.
The sale Of reserved seats will com
mence at Banners music store this morn
ing Tor the engagement at the OperI
House Friday and Saturday Of Miss Ms1
Fortescue, the English ac.ress. She la,
won great favor in Nav York, and critic
generally have awarded her the laurels o
an artistic triumph. She will presen
three very attractive plays here.
THE friends and admirers Of the Rev
DR.. DsHass will be pleased to know tina
be will occupy the pulpit in Thomson NJ
L. Church. this city, next Sabbath morn
ing. On the aame day. at 7 o'clock =. NJ,
Rsv. George Z. Hite, Presiding Elder o
Wheeling District, will preach, after which
the Sacrament OF the Lords Supper viii
DO administered. R,v. George W. Grimes
is pastor.
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VTIATEO BLOOD,
Scrofulous, Inherited and Conta
gi0uS 1IumOrs Cured
by Cuticura.

1RouGl the medium o! one OF your books 10.
eeived through Nj. Frank 7. Way, Druggist,
APO Aho1lRe sp ra., ! became acquainted with your fGuti!
to yon that their use has permahent,y ci1,rcd mc ~
one o. inc worst catts Of blood poisoning, in cor.
n ,et: With eryhipelas, that I have ever Seen, ana
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great pleasure In forwarding TO you tbs tcs,imo.
ma, unsolicited as !. Is by you, Ia order that Others
s ~ sirn So i1on r. ,i1nilss mgalaa!es may be encouraged
"s''c !our Sut'Cum Remedies a trial.
Z. !. ~WHlTLlEGER, Leeehburr. Pa.
kelerence: FRANK !. WgAY, DIupcIst. Ann7ia p
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yase l&All NOte8,

Tho s%teubenvillo Gazette says: Base ball
is now o certainty in this city, tho con.
tract Tor the Sixth Street Grounds being
closed this morning. Several Of the appli.
cants ior positions on the new team are in
the city, among them Darrah, Westlske
and Nicholson and the projectors aud sub.
ecriberswill have the association incorno.
rated at the earliest possible moment.
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ColonI,ts Coin. Wet.

There left oysr the Baltimore & Ohio
road yesterday q party OF colonists for
Ludden, Dakota. The party was composed
OF the following named persons: win
Robinson, Dan Simpson, Bruce Allen and
family, Elsie Simpson, J. L. Parks, ]. ].
Leech, John 7. Whi.zel and family, Will
Grow and Charles Grow. They came from
down the river and other sections herea.
bouts, and are bound for the West, where
they propoaeto make their homo. Travel
is becoming very heavy over the Bslsi-
more & Ohio.
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WE have introduced a new system Of
selling Watches on tho instMlment plan
whereby you can secure a watch Mt once
III easy payments. Call aud Investigate.
JACOB .'GRUBB, Jewelcr,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sta.
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AuArtS ule.

By request there will be an Art Sale at
Kinks Art Store, 1905 Main street, COM
mencing March II. The sale will con.
tinue each evening at 7 o'clock, 4 nun.
Der OF paintings aud other art work by
local artists will be offered. This viii be-
a grand opportunity to secure bargains In
nicturca. " - -.
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,DE. BULBS Cough Syrup is a purely veg.
etable compound, innocent in nature and
wonderful in effect. For children it is in
valuable, curing Group, whooping cough,
etc, in a lew hours. Price 25 cents.
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Arthur ,1cSlchol Wen Enough to r,rh,

Nrthur inNlchoI WolI Enough to Fight.
Joseph Ferrel, Charles Beuter aud Ar.
thur McNichol, three young men Of
North Wheeling, were arrested yesterday
afternoon by Officer Desmond, charged
with having been disorderly. They are
said to have engaged in q spirited fight in
John kline's saloon, IN the North End.
The entire affair vii! be thoroughly ven.
tilated in Police Court this morning. Mr..
McNichol is the young man who was shot
by Officer Watson come time since, for
which Watson Is still under INDIGNANT.
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GEO. NJ, SHOOK ~ CO.

Just lt.cclved-lGvl BIos.
The New building Association.
Carpet Sw~cepeiS-NeSbitt & Bro.
To the Ladies.
Dividend Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Conipany.
For Sale-A Farm OF 397 Aces.
Stick a Pin Here.
An Art sAle-kirk's Art Store,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
For Sale esidence-JOhu Wight.
W~anled-1'wo Good Statesmen.
Wanted-Three Ladies'.
Auction Sale OF Desirable I1ope,ty-D. II. List.
Save Your Eycs-!. G. Dillon.
Bee Hive Hams smyth Fourth mage.
GRIND Picture salc-E. l.. E~icoll-Fourth page,
Offered at Public AuctiOn.-3mith Brewery Prop.
c!ty-Foulth page.
Cheap Homes For salc-.C. A. Schaeier & Co.,
Fourth page
Geo. NJ. snook 4 Co.-Head OF LEGAL.
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.DR. JoHS DlcKkY will give a medical
talk to women at the Zane Street Meth.
odist church, East Wheeling. on Thuruiay
evening". March II, at 1880 o'clock,
The subject will be "sslf Preservation"
Admission free. This is one Of the ourse
Of lectures planned for by u City Mis-.
sionary in connection with her work.
Large audiences have gathered to listen
to the medical talks Of previous weeks,
and 1t ia expected that the Doctor will be-
greeted by as fine a n tomorrow night.
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Genuine Kangaroo Shoes

arc the lightest, finest and most stylish
shoes for gentlemen. Stacy Adams 4 Co.
stand at the head, as manufacturers OF
fine sttoee, and those wishing fine shoea
would do we'll to examine before rur-
chasing.
J. W. AMlcK, Sole Agent,
lib Main street.
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Mr.. W. R. GRAVES, Of We%theredville,
Md, writes:-I suffer sometimea with
acute rheumatism, and your Salvation oil
gives mo instantaneous relief. l cordially
recommend 1t AS y snre euro,
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indications.

WAsulNoroN,D. G., March lG.-For West.
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia, fair
weather, variable winds, generally north.
crfv. .. s.-
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New Spring and Summer Dress Goods
Trimmings, etc., at astonishiDgly Low
prices. Call and see uH.
EasuElMER's, Eleventh street.
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WE have Just received Il full line of
SPRING 0fERC0ATINGS, and are lit
dnily receipt OF the latest Novelties in
Spring Suitiugs.
Also, on hand n handsome line Of Neck
wear md Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS & SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street,